Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-03
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Captain Fred Neary went East Sunday
night.
Deputy Sheriff Tim Lee left last evening
on a trip to the East.
D. Lubin and II. Simmons, of Sacra-
mento, were in Washington, d. c., yester-
day
General ]. w. Shanklin returned yester-
day from his ranch in Southern California.
where he has been during the past three
months. He says he came to Sacramento
to. recuperate, and likes the climate far
better than in the lower part of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. John Plat, of this CITY.
parents of P. E. Plat, departed on Satur.
day last for England, to make visit of a
year or more. Mr.. Plat visited on the
other side of the Atlantic eight years ago,
but Mrs. Platt has not seen the old country
since 1856
There was great crowd of ladies and
gentlemen at the depot last evening to saw
good-by to Messrs. Hebron, Lotthammer.
Rave and the other members of the party
of excursionists to Germany, whose names
were published in the REcoRD-UNIoN few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Williamson. who
were married last week at Penryn. gave a
reception at the residence of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williamson.
at Guthrie's Station, last Saturday evening.
Nearly 100 friends were present, and a yerv
pleasant occasion was enjoyed An eX-
tended array of very fine and costly pres
ents, consisting of solid silver service.
china sets, etc., were given. An elaborate
supper was served from to II, and social
games and music interspersed the hours.
Charles B. Greedy, wife and cousin. of
Alpena, Michigan, who have been spend
ing the winter with relatives in MarysvilIe,
left last night for their Michigan home.
Mr.. Greedy, a capitalist of Alpena, is almost
of the same opinion as the intidel was
who said: Paul, Paul, thou almost per-
suadest me to be Christian" Mr.. Greedy
says the climate of California has almost
or quite persuaded him to be Californian
for life. The flowers in such abundance
during our winterless winter are what
pleased him.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday {:
A. Poblow. New York; L. V. Spencer. Su-
sanville; John Gale, Oroville; L. w. Doty.
Biggs; ]. r. Garrett and wife, Marysville;
Z. D. Goodrich, L. ]. Westlake, New York;
]. c. Ball, j. H, Ball, Woodland; John
Lawton, Folsom; n. Harrison, Stockton;
A. X. Robinson, Roseville; Mrs. Terry
McMorry, t. B. Reid, city; Thos S. Con-
ran, Geo. Goodman, T. 2. A. Williams, l..
G. Smith. San Francisco; Geo. d. Fiske
and wife, Woodland; Miss Wheatley, G.
E. Bates, San Francisco.
The following were the arrivals at Byron
Springs for the week ending May 1st w.
w. Stow, c Ii. Miles and wife, San Fran
cisco; A. Lowell and daughter, Oakland :;
J. r. Kittrell, assistant District Attorney,
Modesto; ]. G. Fair, Jr., San Francisco );
Hon. Jas. d. Lynch, Los Angeles; n Fos-
ter. Neptune Gardens; H. Bernhardt.
Stockton; A. Burr, San Francisco; w.
W. Davis, Modesto Judge j. Lawton, Oak
land; Mrs. NJ. Nelson, Hon. A j. Bryant,
Fred. A. Gibbs, VIM. Gibbs, San Francisco /;
Major n L. Drew, Sacramento; Mrs. C. l..
Mccoy, Mrs. L. R. Mead. Oakland Sena-
tor j. G. Fair, General w. H. Dimond, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday Niles Searls and wife, J. r.
Sharpstein, San Francisco John A. Cole,
Boston Chas. B. Darwin, H. Salisbury,
l.. Foss, San Francisco r. H. f. Variel,
Quincy, Plumas county J. F. Roger, San
Francisco ; ]. McKenna, Suisun Carl
Marten, c. M. Pyke, Miss Louise Manfred,
Miss Jennie Winston, Miss Hollender,
VIM. H. West, Louis DeLange, Alex.
Clarke, Mrs. Moss, Miss Reynolds, Miss
Clements, Pyke Opera Co.; Joe Honigs-
berger. San Francisco; f. T. Mesgher, San
Mateo; S. E. Holden, Geo. T., Bates,
Sam. b. Whitehead, Sam. Meyers, ]. w.
Cox, Chas. Rooney, Chas. Buhley, James
A. Harvey, Geo. F. futile, Dick Havy.
J. A. Duston, NJ. c. Chapman, Wells Whit
more and wife. w. M. Fletcher, San Fran
cisco; e. B. johnson, J. T. johnson, Chico;
D. B: Caufeld, Philadelphia J. W. Wylie,
San Francisco; R. Keppler and wife, Agent
U. 7. r. R; ]. c. Campbell and wife,
A. Van r. Paterson, o. n. Hail, San Fran
cisco; B. +. Johnston, Chicago: Roland
Reed, E. B. Jack, Miss Alice Hastings,
Patrice, New York Thomas H. Wilson,
Channel, Cal; George w. Hamilton, Au-